Broken easy out - nightmare scenario

[mpats]

I've come to the end of my one and only can of Never-Seez, after 30 years of v.sparing use. It's been fantastic, but the price of it here is fantastic, too.
Reluctantly using Copaslip equivalent for now, but I'm on the lookout for bargain NOS Never-Seez from ebay.com. I've seen a few, but the shipping has been insane. Occasionally, a seller is clued up enough to send it cheaply.

I'll keep my eye out for a spare tin, I know there's one in the workshop at the folks that I will come across when we clear it out once my garage is finished. If it turns up I'll stick it in the post for you.

 

[jordan1]

Copper grease coats the material with a soft metal, namely copper.

Now who would have thought that

 

[zeppelin builder]

easy outs are good at expanding studs and generaly scrapping jobs in the hands of a novice ,a long square tapered drift fashioned out an old allen key works well ,lh direction drill bits are available too and dig in and unscrew the stud ,tig a washer on the glow plug then tack a nut to this ive done this and it works well on soft studs ,if its hard stud and it breaks off it makes it so hard you will have to resort to a solid carbide drill at high speed and pressure it literaly burns its way through ,if you are totaly beat there is spark erosion

 

[mechman]

easy outs are good at expanding studs and generaly scrapping jobs in the hands of a novice ,a long square tapered drift fashioned out an old allen key works well ,lh direction drill bits are available too and dig in and unscrew the stud ,tig a washer on the glow plug then tack a nut to this ive done this and it works well on soft studs ,if its hard stud and it breaks off it makes it so hard you will have to resort to a solid carbide drill at high speed and pressure it literaly burns its way through ,if you are totaly beat there is spark erosion

Never heard of spark erosion for a long time, First seen it when I was apprentice in the 60s.